Melatonin+Alprazolam

It is better to avoid taking Melatonin+Alprazolam during pregnancy, as there is not enough research regarding safety in pregnant women. Kindly consult your doctor if you are pregnant or planning for pregnancy before taking this medicine.

Melatonin+Alprazolam passes through the breast milk in small amounts, and hence, it can make the baby sleepy. Kindly tell your doctor about your lactation status before starting this medicine.

Do not drive yourself after taking Melatonin+Alprazolam. Driving is not legal when you aren't sure of being in your complete capacity to focus and pay attention to driving.

Do not consume alcohol or smoke while taking Melatonin+Alprazolam, as it may interfere with the action of the medicine over the system and increase its abuse potential.

Melatonin+Alprazolam is known to raise sugar levels in the blood. In diabetics, it may lead to symptoms such as increased urination, increased thirst and salivation, along with feeling dizziness and blurred vision, which is suggestive of uncontrolled blood sugar. It is necessary to consult your doctor for regulating diabetes or keeping a diabetic chart for self-control of sugar levels at home.

Certain antihypertensives need to be avoided for hypertension when taking Melatonin+Alprazolam. Follow your doctor's advice for other medicines that need to be taken to control blood pressure and blood sugar.

Melatonin+Alprazolam contains Alprazolam. If used for a long duration, it may lead to hunger and binge eating episodes that may cause weight gain. It may also lead to prolonged sleep and decreased energy output, which may, in turn, cause weight gain.

Yes, Melatonin+Alprazolam belongs to a sedative group of medicine, it calms the anxiety and allows sleep, so it is habit-forming and may cause dependency if not taken as per dosage advised by your doctor. It is also advised not to stop it abruptly, as it may have a withdrawal phenomenon and recurrence of anxiety-related symptoms.